Blind Insect

Heartfelt thanks to everyone who came by and showed love to the gallery

Appreciation to all who visited and shared their support for the gallery, and a special thank you to our amazing who took home a piece of the experience. ✨

Big thanks to everyone who came through and supported the space—especially our wonderful . ✨

This piece is part of the current exhibition “FIBER ALIVE” by Portland-based artist Hannah Kathleen!

“A subspecies of brown bear, the California grizzly bear was accused by European settlers of being an aggressive one-ton bear that was picking off all their livestock and attacking people. The “golden bears” were hunted, poisoned, trapped, and used for violent entertainment due to these supposed threats. The last bear in the wild was spotted in 1924, a little over 100 years since the settlers started moving into bear territory without permission. New paleontological data prove the bears were mostly herbivores and were similar in size to the grizzlies in Yellowstone today. So don’t believe them when they say “it was THIS BIG!”

Artwork Title: “California Grizzly Pre-Beared”
Artist: Hannah Kathleen
Medium: ¾” woodcut, embroidery floss, fabric glue, fishing line.
Dimensions: Height:6½” width:6¼” height including strings:16” Depth: ¾”
Price: $550

This piece is part of the collection “FIBER ALIVE.” All the artwork is available for purchase online and at the gallery, so don’t miss your chance to bring a piece of this extraordinary collection into your own space!

Grateful for everyone who stopped by and supported the space—especially our amazing .

Another lovely weekend at the gallery! Thanks to all the who visited us this weekend.

Amur leopards live in the Russian Far East, where it meets China. Well-adapted to the bitter cold of the mountainous region, their incredible spotted fur makes everyone swoon. Poachers aim to fill the demand for their skins and bones. These leopards are solitary animals. They just want to jump 19 feet horizontally to ambush dinner in peace. However, scarce prey makes suppertime another challenge they have to deal with. Humans, with their farmland and need for warm clothing, once again, make things difficult for the locals. The most recent data suggest there are around 150 of these beasts in the wild. They need better protection before it’s too late.

Artwork Title: “I Want A-More Leopards
Artist: Hannah Kathleen
Medium: ¾” woodcut, embroidery floss, fabric glue, fishing line.
Dimensions: Height:19¼” width:17 height including strings:45½” Depth: ¾”
Price: $6,950

This piece is part of the collection “FIBER ALIVE.” All the artwork is available for purchase online and at the gallery, so don’t miss your chance to bring a piece of this extraordinary collection into your own space!

Thank you for your continued support—we’re always excited to see new leave with an amazing piece! ✨

This piece is part of the collection “FIBER ALIVE” / Mountain zebras live in small family groups in the mountains of South Africa. There are two subspecies of mountain zebra, and they no longer overlap in territory. Their populations were fragmented when hunters exterminated them for various reasons, including farm land and their striped skins. Mountain zebras have increased in numbers because of conservation efforts. Zebras are iconic, and the mountain zebra proves conservation efforts work.

Artwork Title: “Mountain Zebra and Flow”
Artist: Hannah Kathleen
Medium: ¾” woodcut, embroidery floss, fabric glue, fishing line.
Dimensions: Height:19” width:7½” height including strings:36” Depth: ¾”
Price: $4,995

All the artwork is available for purchase online and at the gallery, so don’t miss your chance to bring a piece of this extraordinary collection into your own space!